Sample report · fictional example
Álvaro, 34 · Madrid · Hinge
One fictional example, chosen to show the shape of a report — not the only kind of person nelyo works with. Your city, your app and your goal change what the diagnosis looks like.
Objective: a committed relationship, open to dating gradually. Nine months on the app with a six-week break; ~3–5 matches a month, one or two conversations that last, no dates in six weeks. This is a worked example — not a real customer.
Main diagnosis
Low emotional accessibility in the first half of the profile, plus prompts too broad to start a specific conversation.
The profile gives consistent evidence, but visibility and the local pool can't be observed — so this is the most likely bottleneck to test, not a verdict.
Why we think this
Diagnosis & evidence
- Warmth only appears in positions 5–6; the opening photos feel formal and distant.
- Visual distance (sunglasses, full-body) repeats across positions 2–4.
- Travel, restaurants, conversation and humour are category-level, not personal hooks.
- Most matches begin from his comments — suggesting his own profile offers weaker inbound hooks.
Alternative explanations
What to change — in order
The three priorities
Make the first impression approachable — reorder photos so warmth comes first.
Lead with the Retiro close-up, then Cooking, then Mountain, then the Wedding portrait.
Confidence: HighEffort: LowReplace broad interests with one answerable scene.
Change "Try every good restaurant in Madrid" to a specific, replyable prompt about one neighbourhood and one argument worth having.
Confidence: ModerateEffort: LowReduce visual distance — show visible eyes and a natural expression.
Replace the Lisbon sunglasses photo with a clear social or activity photo.
Confidence: ModerateEffort: High
Current set & decisions
Photos
| Pos | Photo | Diagnostic role | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wedding portrait | Formal, too serious as a lead | Move |
| 2 | Mountain viewpoint | Sunglasses, weak facial connection | Move |
| 3 | Group dinner | Identification takes effort | Move |
| 4 | Lisbon terrace | Sunglasses, repeats visual distance | Replace |
| 5 | Cooking at home | Warm, specific, relational | Keep |
| 6 | Retiro close-up | Best warmth and eye contact | Keep |
Recommended sequence: 1 Retiro · 2 Cooking · 3 Mountain · 4 Wedding · 5 new clear activity · 6 Group dinner.
Before → after, with what's preserved
Prompts
A life goal of mine
See as much of the world as possible.
Keep choosing trips that involve one great meal, one long walk, and no plan for at least half a day.
Preserved: the love of travel — made concrete and personal.
Together we could
Try every good restaurant in Madrid.
Pick one Madrid neighbourhood, find its best no-frills restaurant, and argue over whether dessert counts as sharing.
Preserved: food and shared experience — now a specific, replyable scene.
The key to my heart is
Good conversation, a sense of humour and not taking life too seriously.
Asking a real question, laughing when the plan goes slightly wrong, and accepting that I will make too much paella.
Preserved: humour and conversation — shown, not asserted.
How to know if it worked
The 14-day test
- Change: the recommended photo order + the three revised prompts.
- Hold constant: premium status, age range, radius, intention, location, outgoing-like volume, app.
- Record: active days, outgoing likes, incoming likes, matches, relevant matches, sustained conversations, dates.
- Minimum evidence: active ≥ 8/14 days; ≥ 30 considered likes; no major setting changes.
- Interpretation: more matches supports the hypothesis; no change may point to visibility, pool, or a wrong diagnosis.
Protect your strengths
What should not change
Keep these
What we can't see
Limitations
No guarantee of matches, conversations, dates, or relationships. Local pool, platform behaviour, timing, and other people's choices are outside the product. The diagnosis uses screenshots and self-reported results; exact impressions and algorithmic distribution are unavailable. Recommendations are hypotheses, not objective truths — and this report does not assess personal worth or any universal attractiveness.
This is what you receive — for your own profile.
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